单词 | waft |
释义 | waft I. transitive verb 1. obsolete 2. < who wafts us yonder — Shakespeare > 3. archaic < waft me safely cross the Channel — Shakespeare > 4. < a light hot gust of wind wafted the clouds towards other slopes — Anna Seghers > < the aroma of coffee was wafted in — Ellen Glasgow > < milkweed is already wafting silky down across the bog grass — D.C.Peattie > < he wafted the subject aside with the smoke from his cigar — Marguerite Steen > intransitive verb < scent of oregano wafts from their doors — Franc Shor > < light classical tunes waft from amplifiers — C.M.Barss > < the waiter … nodded and wafted off — Peter De Vries > II. 1. < stale waft of an exotic perfume — C.D.Lewis > < a waft of carbolic acid was borne on a warm gust of wind — Cyril Connolly > < fragmentary wafts of village gossip floated in at the windows — Richard Church > 2. < every waft of the air — H.W.Longfellow > < expresses every whim and waft of his time — John o' London's Weekly > 3. 4. or weft a. b. III. Scotland variant of weft |
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